Walmart.com a FujiFilm FinePix S4250 Digital Camera with 14 Megapixels and 24x Optical Zoom for only $149.
The Finepix S4250 is specifically designed for users who want maximum reach without compromising image quality or convenience. Featuring high-quality 24x Fujinon optical zoom lens, the S4250 offers advanced features in compact, robust, easy to use body. In addition, the S4250 also offers key performance improvements in speed and functionality to ensure photographers have all they need to capture high quality images in a wide range of shooting conditions.
FujiFilm FinePix S4250 Digital Camera:
- 14 megapixel resolution with high-quality still images and video recordings
Featuring Auto Scene Selector, 720p HD Movie Recording and Dual Image Stabilization - Fujinon 4.3 – 103.2mm zoom lens with 24x optical
Equivalent to a 24-576mm lens on an analog camera with Tracking Auto Focus - 3.0″ TFT LCD screen with image editing features
Featuring easy-to-read menu system, color TFT LCD screen - Built-in flash with Red-Eye Removal, Bright EVF SR AUTO
Additional Features:
- 1 SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card slot (memory card not included)
- 4 x AA batteries for up to 300 shots
- ISO Modes: Auto, 1600, 800, 400, 200, 100, 64
- File Formats Supported: JPEG
- 4.6″ x 3.1″ x 3.9″; 15.8 oz
- Built-in HDMI port
What’s in the Box:
- FujiFilm FinePix S4250 Digital Camera
- 4 x AA batteries
- Shoulder strap
- Owner’s manual
- Lens cap and cord
- CD-ROM
This camera is a disappointment in that it doesn’t come with an SD memory card. That being the case it’s useless out of the box until you purchase a SD card or rob one from another of your cameras.
Beware that a 250 MB card wont get you very much storage. I was able to get a 4 Gig card at Dollar General for $10.85 after tax.
Another disappointment is that this camera’s owner’s manual is very cursory to say the least– not extensive at all, and I feel out in the blue about how to master this camera’s many capabilities.
The camera is very sensitive if you’re only familiar with pointing and shooting little 4 pixel pocket cameras. Video aborts most of the time unless you’re dead still or mounted on a tripod, seriously.
I consider it a serious affront that the camera didn’t come with the power cord– as you can only shoot 6 min 45 sec videos in 640 aspect ratio without it, and you are locked out of HD video shooting without the power cord.